Rogers urges no unilateral disarmament on arms talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that rejecting new US weapons development could prompt the Soviets to doubt arms limits. He argued against unilateral disarmament while the administration supports the arms accord and questioned the merit of separate Trident submarine and B1 bomber programs.
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British soldier dies in ambush in Belfast Ardoyne
Gunmen ambushed a British Army patrol in Belfast's Ardoyne area, killing one soldier and wounding five others. A second soldier was in critical condition. the fatality marked the fourth British trooper death in 24 hours in Northern Ireland.
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Judge dismisses Alioto bribery case in Seattle ruling
A federal judge in Tacoma dismissed bribery conspiracy and mail fraud charges against San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto and co defendants former Washington Atty Gen John O Connell and aide George Faler for lack of sufficient evidence. The ruling ends the anti trust litigation tied to a fee sharing arrangement that produced 16.2 million for Washington utilities. Alioto vowed to pursue a malicious prosecution suit against Mitchell and Gordon. The decision is not subject to appeal.
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Edith Irving begins two month federal jail term
Edith Irving surrendered Monday in New York to start a two month federal sentence for aiding her husband in the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax. She left 18 paintings auctioned, five sold for nearly 2400 dollars, another for 400 before the sale. Clifford Irving faces a two and a half year sentence beginning August 28 for conspiring to defraud McGraw-Hill.
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Miranda denied parole in Arizona bid
Ernest A. Miranda, whose 1966 Supreme Court case hinged on his 1963 conviction for kidnap and rape, was denied parole in Florence Arizona. The 32 year old former Phoenix truck driver remains jailed on two concurrent 2 to 30 year terms for kidnap rape and robbery, despite claims of rehabilitation.
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Wallace recovery after bullet removal near spine
Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama showed normal vital signs and satisfactory recovery Monday after a surgical procedure at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Maryland to remove a bullet near his spine. The operation lasted about nine minutes and was led by Dr. Stacy L. Rolling Jr. The 52-year-old governor has been paralyzed from the waist since the May 16 shooting in Laurel Maryland during his campaign.
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Yale President sees signs of hope for justice in tough trials
Mind changed Brewster writes in Foreign Affairs that American society is not closing and a Connecticut judge’s dismissal of a murder complaint due to fair trial doubts suggests law can serve justice as well as order. The reference recalls Bobby Seale’s New Haven trial. Movie maker Peter Bogdanovich, 32, faces divorce from Polly Bogdanovich, 29, in Hollywood after 1962 marriage and two daughters.
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